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[Xist]

I referred to "Benny and Joon."

[MetroMPG]

Originally Posted by conor_v

I know when I was researching this topic I could barely find anything regarding ecomodding Volts.

I hope you found this thread...






Thread: Photoshop fun: GM Volt with racing disc wheel covers (and fender skirts.. and more!)







Unfortunately, some of the other photos in that thread hosted on 3rd party image hosting sites have disappeared.

[conor_v]

Originally Posted by MetroMPG

I hope you found this thread...






Thread: Photoshop fun: GM Volt with racing disc wheel covers (and fender skirts.. and more!)



Unfortunately, some of the other photos in that thread hosted on 3rd party image hosting sites have disappeared.

I have seen that picture but not the thread. Some of those photo-shopped images made me laugh a little but I really like the silver wheel covers and the fender skirts. I am currently working on designing the fender skirts however it is a bit of a challenge to do as you cannot just slap a flat board over the wheel arch due to the tires poking out past the car body. Why Chevy Why!?

[MetroMPG]

Too bad - that wheel arch looked like a good, flat platform.

[freebeard]

Cut up two of these:
https://duckduckgo.com/?q=Dish+TV+antenna

[electric_ride]

I may need to start a new thread and if so no problem . But any ideas on what I can do to this truck to help my MPGs? I am not complaining at all as I get 19 to 24 with a supercharged Hemi. But if I can get a few more MPGs that is a good thing.

[redpoint5]

Originally Posted by electric_ride

I may need to start a new thread and if so no problem . But any ideas on what I can do to this truck to help my MPGs? I am not complaining at all as I get 19 to 24 with a supercharged Hemi. But if I can get a few more MPGs that is a good thing.

Best to start your own mod thread so it doesn't get buried in non-related stuff.

Plenty of options available from simple things like increasing tire pressure, to complex aero builds. Generally, little things deliver little improvements, and massive things deliver massive improvements.